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Several tasks, like backups or lengthy data analysis jobs, require a frozen image of the application data while the application remains online and produces new data. For instance, reporting needs a stable state of information to generate coherent and usable data. A data copy must be sent to a testing data center with a specified time stamp. Or, as another example, you could wish to create backup images that require a reduced amount of recovery complexity after a restore operation (see notes below).
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Scriba, A. (2009). Point In Time Copies (Snapshots). In: Storage Management in Data Centers. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85023-6_9
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